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President John F. Kennedy walks Prime Minister Harold Macmillan of Great Britain to his car, April 29, 1962, after a final meeting during a luncheon at the White House.
Harold Macmillan served as Prime Minister from 1957 to 1963. He replaced fellow Conservative Anthony Eden after the Suez Crisis, and led the country until he was brought down by another disaster: ...
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan managed Britain's decline by following Kennedy's lead. Leon Hadar . Nov 21, 2014 12:05 AM. Reflecting on the close historical relationship between the United ...
British House of Commons Speaker Lindsay Hoyle marks the 60th anniversary of Prime Minister's Question Time, which began on July 18, 1961 under the premiership of Conservative Prime Minister ...
Professors Geelhoed and Edmonds talked about the relationship between Prime Minister Harold MacMillan and President Eisenhower and how they were able to heal the "special relationship" between the ...
Harold Macmillan’s famous declaration that “most of our people have never had it so good” came in July 1957 at a time when the country was riding high on the post-war economic boom.
Gordon with PM Harold Macmillan (left) courtesy of The Noele Gordon Archive and (right) on the Crossroads set with PM Harold Wilson. FACT! As a reporter for ATV News in 1958, Noele Gordon became ...
Harold Macmillan, 92, shrewd British politician, compassionate idealist and former Conservative prime minister (1957-63) who was an architect of the 1963 Nuclear Test Ban Treaty between Britain ...
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Nicky Byam Shaw, protégé of Harold Macmillan who revived the family publishing firmHaving joined the international sales side of Macmillan Publishers in 1964, Byam Shaw was talent-spotted by Harold Macmillan, who had returned as chairman of the family firm after standing down as ...
Harold Macmillan gave the Duke of Edinburgh special permission for solo flights in light aircraft - after he accepted he could not stop the royal from doing them. The then prime minister was ...
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